101 Tips for Traveling with a Vampire [Kindle Edition]

Joleene Naylor (Author)

Book Description

SHORT: 8,000 words

There aren’t a lot of resources for a human who’s running with the “undead”; No Facebook groups, no forums, not even a decent book of tips – until now. 101 Tips for Traveling with a Vampire is just that – 101 tips for everything from boat travel to the American classic Road trip. Sometimes funny, sometimes serious, these tips will prepare you for any travel that your vampire friend has in mind.

Want more fang for your buck? The revamped 101 Tips for Traveling with a Vampire features a special bonus “25 Tips for Dealing with a Vampire” and an exciting sneak peek at book 4 in the Amaranthine series. Also features a bonus sample of Jonathan Harvey's Shades of Plaid.

Product Details

• File Size: 788 KB
• Print Length: 52 pages
• Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
• Sold by: Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
• Language: English
• ASIN: B003JH86TI
• Text-to-Speech: Enabled
• X-Ray: Enabled
• Lending: Enabled
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #7,303 Free in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Free in Kindle Store)
  • #85 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Literature & Fiction > Humor

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

17 of 18 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Lots of Good Fun! May 5, 2010

By Ruth Ann Nordin

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I really enjoyed this book. The tips are so funny and told from the point of view from the human main character in her other book Shades of Gray, which I thought was a neat twist. In fact, the character made sure to give a "truth vs. myth" prologue on vampires. It turns out Hollywood is wrong. *chuckle*

Anyway, I'll just share a couple of my favorite tips to give you an idea of the humor you can find here: "Motels will not give you a discount because your friend is 'dead' so don't ask." and "Bottled water isn't only good to drink, it's handy for cleaning up messes; everything from left over carnage to those melted junior mints you accidentally sat on."

In addition to the these tips were bonus tips on how to deal with your vampire. One example of that is this: "It's not that your vampire doesn't want to change into a bat in front of you, it's that they can't, so quit bugging them about it."

I thought this book was original and refreshing. The pictures came out good and the verion had good formatting. It's a quick read which was fun and light-hearted. Sometimes it's good to sit back and laugh, and this book provided a very nice escape for me.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful

2.0 out of 5 stars Just some fun May 19, 2011

By beatrice

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I was curious about this book and as it was free I got it. It's fun but if you didn't read the other novels you don't know the characters and reading it is quite useless.
It's short so it's an easy read for 30 minutes or so but nothing special.

5 of 6 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars funny companion to Shade of Gray September 4, 2010

By S. Stogner VINE™ VOICE

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Joleene Naylor is a talented indie writer. Her first book Shade of Gray (reviewed it already) was a wonderful PNR read. 101 Ways is a kind of companion to the book. Had me laughing out loud since I could visualize the characters from the book. You won't be disappointed.

More About the Author

Joleene Naylor grew up in southwest Iowa surrounded by soybeans, corn and very little entertainment - so she made her own. She has been writing and drawing since she was a small child, with a particular leaning towards fantasy, horror and paranormal. It is this love of all that goes bump in the night that led her to write the Amaranthine series.

In her spare time she is a freelance artist, book cover designer and photographer. Her current projects include the fifth novel in the Amaranthine series, and The Terrible Turtle Conspiracy, a web manga collaboration with writer Jonathan Harvey. Joleene maintains blogs full of odd ramblings and hopes to win the lottery. Until she does, she and her husband live near Bolivar Missouri with their miniature zoo. However, unless she starts buying tickets she won't win anything.

visit her at http://JoleeneNaylor.com